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Tag Archives: Moscow
The Gazprom Cup – Hockey Legends Hit the Ice
In our continuing series of Moscow bonus coverage: photos from the 2007 Gazprom Cup, an old-timers’ benefit game that boasted an impressive roster for both teams. Continue reading
Posted in IIHF, World Championships
Tagged 2007, Igor Larionov, IIHF, Moscow, Steve Yzerman
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Pri ‘Viet from Moscow!
Greetings from Russia! We’ve not yet seen much of Moscow beyond our hotel lobby/bar and the arenas, though we hope to remedy that tomorrow as Friday is the one day with no scheduled games. More ruminations on culture, food & drink are coming as soon as we can; the frenetic pace we’re keeping is dizzyingly intense, both at the games and post-game creation/editing of columns and photos into the wee hours. Last night I gratefully sank into a deep six and a half hours’ sleep–by far the most on the trip on any given night. Continue reading
Posted in IIHF, Mike Vogel, OFB in Russia, Puck Sodas, World Championships
Tagged 2007, Alex Ovechkin, Hockey, IIHF, Moscow
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Quarterfinals Set
After Team USA’s 6-3 loss to Canada, the Quarterfinal matchups are set. All games will take place at Moscow’s Khodynka Arena. May 9 Russia vs. Czech Republic, 16:15 Local / 08:15 EDT Sweden vs. Slovakia, 20:15 Local / 12:15 EDT … Continue reading
Knee-jerks: Russia 4, Sweden 2
Today we continue an OFB tradition and provide knee-jerk reactions to the Russia-Sweden game in Khodynka Arena.
A surprisingly chippy game tonight, with Sweden running the Russian goalie a few times and Russia angrily responding. Sweden dominated early, but the momentum shifted early in the second period when a Swedish shot hit the post, careened off the Russian goalie Alex Eremenko’s shoulder, and skittered through the other side of the crease out of harm’s way. Russia scored a few moments later, and what could have been a 2-1 Swedish lead became a 2-1 Russian lead. From that point Russia controlled most of the play, though Sweden’s goal at the end of the second to make it 2-2 kept things close. Continue reading
To Russia with Love
Monday evening, April 2: I’m preparing to pick up my fiancee and head over to my friends’ house for Passover. I’m not Jewish, but joining them for the Seder has become a greatly-anticipated annual tradition (and the fact that they’re excellent cooks doesn’t hurt). Continue reading
Posted in IIHF, OFB, OFB in Russia, Ted Leonsis, World Championships
Tagged Alex Ovechkin, IIHF, Moscow, NHL, Ted Leonsis, Washington Capitals
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